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a Kentucky Picnic.

HENDERSON, KY, July Jim Nee
roy, colored man, was hanged at noon
to day. The crime for which he was
convicted was the murder of William
Mart, one of the most prominent farm
ers of southwestern Kentucky.
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Nearly as Cranky as the Tribune
Clique.

PARIS, July IA party of 200 royal
lists went to st. Kalo to-day to visit the
Count of Paris, and another party of
200, including General LaCharette, will
follow tomorrow. The radical news
papers here denounce the proceedings
as conspiracy.
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The Same Old Story.

P1TTsBURG, July 1.-During the
temporary absence of Mrs. August
Belder. of Mount Washington, this
CITY, to-day, three of her children were
fatally burned by an explosion OF can
of oil
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Received by the Sultan

CoNsrANT1NoPLE, June 1.-Strauss,
United States Minister, presented his
credentials to the Sultan to-day, and
was warmly received.
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WELLS, Hair Balsam.

If gray. restores to original color :;s An
elegant dressing, softens ana oeaua,nes'
No oil nor grease. A Tonic RestoIaLve'
Stops hair coming out; strengthens
cIeanses. heals scalp. SOC.
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Standard Dollars.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The coinage OF
the minis during June aggregated
81 337, SOP, of which S2,0l6,09O was In
standard dollars.
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sLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made mlser-
able by that terrible cough. SIMON .
Cue is the remedy tor you. Sold oy a
G. SMITH & CO.. druggists.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be
SO quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it. Sold by A. G. Smith &
Co.,, druggists. /
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SHILOH's VITALJZER is what You
need for Constipation, Loss OF AppetlIe'
Dizziness, and all symptoms OF Dyspsp
STA. Price 10 and 70 cents per ooeue;
Sold by A.. G. Smith & Co., drugglsls'
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspep-
sla and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's
Hltallzer Is guaranteed to cure you.
Sold by A. G. Smith & Co.. druggists. 2
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uaniahas glassware. Windows

made clean with Rough on Dirt;
Suds or soap should not be used; Ii
Won would have them clear, pure: clean
and bright, with odor or taste OF soap,
use Rough on Dirt" 10c. and &c
Packages. Druggists.
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THE HAUNTS OF TRADE
A Week of Very Satisfactory
Business Transactions.
THE VALUE OF NEW BUILDINGS
General Reports Entirely Satisfactory
- Trade in Good Condition = The
Wage Question Settled Etc.
The weekly Trade Review.

New YORK, July 1.-R. G. Dun & Co.,
in their weekly -eview of trade, say:
The week has been one of satisfactory
business for the season, but the I'M
usual disturbance in speculation and
liquidation reached the stock market a
week ago; even while this review was
being written, sharp attacks began, and
the recovery was especially rapid, but
the hesitation in prices this week, not
withstanding very favorable reports of
earnings, indicates that the process of
liquidation may not in all directions
have been completed. At their lowest,
stocks were down to the level of Jan
uary last, and their highest in May had
accurately corresponded with their
highest average before the break in
December. The corner in June wheat
at New York has succeeded as com
pletely as
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illuminated, and the victors, on their
return, were escorted IN triumph
through the streets.
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TaF WORLD OF SPORT.
Numerous Big Events in Our
National Game.
rag WHITE STOCKINGS WIN.
canes- On the Turf - The
Othe- md Harvard Boat Race
Yale Wins-Other Notes.
our Madonna Game.

p,rr,pURe, July 1.-The Bostons had
si#cnIty in hitting Calvin to-day
~ con the game with ease. They
' nl5rn the runs until the Pittsburgs
P.. a,o far behind that all hopes Of
TsIs cot hing up to their opponents
men - 80 hen the game was half over:
IL IL gare was conspicuous Tor WIG
,D W. ana muffed flies. Attendance
soog SSSeore-Pit 8 burg 4, Boston ..
OTHER PLACES.
CrscIssAr1, July 1.-Cincinnau H.
Oi ~ TsyILLE, July louisville 16' St.
LP pqRIb A. July athletic g.
OT S2T Y Z July metropolitan T.
Brookh mo.
DIVA NEW YORK WINS.
rsgAYArous, July New York
won an easy victory to-day in a dull
and spiritless game. Only eight in
a AN. we're played, owing to the delay
~ airN sScconnt of rain. At the end OF this
; IN T1 he features of the game were
. .ba GOOD batting, and fine fielding OF
80 80 9yiSi oTs, who had but one error.
SSrcCore@Indisnspolis 5, New York Ii.
AHEAyY BATTING EXHIBITION.
Dv7Rorr July Ito days game was
bssyv hitting exhibition, in which
both teams participated. The home
Climb won. because they hit more and
harder. In almost every case the runs
were the result of hits, one exception
being in the sixth, when Rowe's two er-
rors muffs by Brouthers and Richard
son and q wild pitch gave three runs.
Umpire Dosscher was badly cut on the
chin bv a foul Tip but, after some de
Law. continued behind the bat with his
head swathed in a bardage.
Score-Deroit II, Philadelphia Is.
WHITE STOCKINGS TRIUMPHANT.
CacAGo, July 1.-The Chicagos beat
the Was1iDgio ns in the eighth inning to-
day, after the spectators were firmly
convinced the White Stockings would
lose another game. The change in the
outlook was caused by a single by Daily,
ClarksOn's base on Myers error, Van
Halteran's, Ryan's and Pfeiffer's single,
and Ans0ns two Dagger. Arson and
Van Halteran were put out on bases but
DAILY, ClarksOn and Ryan scored. Chi
cagO Washington g
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THE NEW DEPOSITS fOh CAhOONAAA
reach only $IOOO,OOO. The one open
supply of money is the London marKefS
but recent events have caused some
sales of stocks on foreign account, anu
merchandise exports from. New forS
fall per cent. below, while imports use
is per cent. above those of last year TOT
June
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-13

Pafagiere baben nit ben Daupfern bes
Wcrb6eutidsn 2lphb bic Reife iiber's
Meer fiber unb gut 5urhdseIeet. @e=
gen Breiie unb reiterer Sufcrmutipn
menbe man l16 an
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NDIAN OUTsKRAK.

CAPTAIN LAVToN's FAMOUS COMPANY
PURSUING THE RKNEGADEs.
BENSON (Ariz. }, June 7.-Since the re-
cent Indian outbreak and the killing OF
William Diehl at Oak Grove ranch,
Bunker Hill district, all sorts of Fumors
have been sfi0at regarding the move
ments Of the Fenegades, bat DothiDe
definite has yet been heard. Captain
Lawtou with bis famous mAud left
Fort Huaehaca yesterday. The ex
psrience Of this company daring the last
Indian campaign will prove valuable 10
the present emergency, and the capture
Of hostiles may soon be looked for. The
number missing from the reservation Il
nov estimated 81 80 instead of IL. as at
hrst reported, The latest report from
the scene OF the murder OF Diehl IL that
the troops are en- the trail. Some stock
is reported killed. but no additional
murders. Diehl was "A years Of age
and served in the Union army during
the war. There we're q number of good
horses In the neiQhboFhsod OF the muF-
der, bat they ware not molssted. which
proves that the Indians we're not on a
stock stealing expedition. Professor
Douglas, a mining expert from the
Banker Hill district, arrived here this
morning aud reports that two white
men we're working near Table Menn-
tain, right on the trail into Oak 0rovs.
Il Is feared that they hsvs become vic
tins
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Battle OF IRELAND.

MIcHAKL DAvrTT SENDS AN kFPKAL TO
AMERICA FoR AID.
NKw YoRK, jane 7-Tha followfnQ
appeal from Michael Davitt has been
cabled 10 John Fitzgerald, President Of
she Irish National League in Americs.
Patrick Ford and John BOYLE O'RsiIly:
''SHKRIYF, County Clare, June The
york OF exterminatiBg our race is
going on daily. Z be people are con
testing every inch OF ground with spirit.
Their resistance is admirable, bot the
odds are terribly against them. The
Tory Rolisy OF eviction and forced eni-
grafton we resist 80 one man. The
workiDguen Of Ameries. IN their own
interest, shOald protest against this
pauper labor being foTcsd upon their
market. would suggest that deputa.
ton Of the friends Of oar eauss and the
Knights OF Lsbor wait upon the Presi-
dent Of the UBited States and invite his
attention 10 Englaad's palicy in driving
thoasaeds Of our people every week
from Ireland 10 the States. Humanity
and enliRhtened salf-intercst are uaited
10 urging AmeFicA 10 action In this mat
ter. We want means to succor the
evictfd aud make some small recon
peRss 70 the imprisoned, who saeFidce
their liberty 10 resistancs 10 injusfice.
Keep on fighting the battle Of ireland.
tSRnsa1 ATCHAKL DAvrrT."
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AN0TmER ARTICLE.
THE LONDON TIMEs GIVES ANOTHER IN.
sTALLMENT OF ''PARSELLTsM
AND CRIME."

THE LONDON TIAGEs GIVES ANOTHER IN.
sTALLMENT OF ''PARNKLLIsM
AND CRIME"
LONDON, June THE Times this
morning publishes another installment
of the articles on "Parnelllsm and
crime" Opposite its leader page ID
pEinta q fac simile of the tenth page Of
the Irish World, Of New York, Of Feb.
l6 b, 1854, and also q portion of Pa rick
Ford'a address, Published in the same
issue. The publications are aocompa-
MED by an explanatory article, describ-
ing the various funds mentioned and
the fate Of the men connected there
with. In an editorial on the subject the
the Times says: tue whole conspiracy,
Wh0tber carried on by the mealy-
mouthed gentleman who sat at Llndon
dinner tables or by those Who Organizs
for arson and murder, 10 one and indi-
visible. Il Is paid 0us of the same
parse, worked by tbs same men, direct
ed TO the same ends and inspired by
one universal hatred of Eogland and
determination to bring about, IL posi-
BILE, comRlete separation between
England and Ireland. Whether the
money goes 30 support Gladstonians in
Parliament. or TO equip desperadOes
for the oemmittal Of outrages in English
towns, is 9 mere difference Of tactics.
Whenever We find the constitutional
sQitators with their masks laid aside,
as In the case OF Davitt at BOdyke, We
find that their language, sentiments and
aims are identical With those of the
ruffians by whose support they live and
whom they in Parliament pretend to be
ignorant Of
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NEw YoKE. Jans IA naval court.
martial wss commenced this morning
before Acting COnsni Hear. to irq1ire
into the ea1se Of the collision BET Eeen
the Celtie snd BritauAis. both bsloua
irg 70 the White star Steamship Com
pAny, whereby Dnsh damage vas done
ard many lives were inpeFlilfd The
following we're meu b@Ts % the c01rl
Of ihqnirv. william r errt h0sr, Cap
tain AeAieksn Of tbe Umbyis; Gao
tain 4oha 3. Pavvs and Caps ain Frs
Archer. of T5Esz aii Cspsain Perry
Sscend O1ssr Mckenzie, FoaF4h Onssl
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SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
u IKE AAsHNES1 CO IKE
Merchants National Bank

NECURITIKs AND vAIUABLgs
- 9aops ard PARCNIs q al ktnck re
oeivea for safe keepf ne ard storage
Ssfes ana nero q Hexcs q kCEGt-As
yArxT estea at f-pu = 70 80 - a.
nurn. AnrosdiGs % stne- Eys
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srRKxrs THRoxaKD.

BALrTMoRK. June when Cardinal
Gibbons arrived here the streets leading
TO the depot were thFsnged with people
Mayor Hodges, the members of the city
council, judges of the courts aud the
commissioners. received the Cardinal.
Ga the part of the Catholic societies,
the Cardinal was received by Charles A..
Bonaparte, the trustees OF the Oathe-
dral and q commission Of the clergy.
The Cardinal was escorted 20 the
Cathedral by q procession formed to do
honor to his high office. When the
head Of the column had reached the
Cardinals palace, there was halt. and
the Cardinal, with the clergy and q
guard Of honor, entered the building.
There the Cardinal vas invested with
his official robes, aud, returning to the
street, the procession moved to the
main entrance of the Cathedral, where
there was q formal reception by Mon
siRRor McColRan, and q service for the
CARDINALS reception Was performed for
the first time in Baltimore. At the close
Of the religious saTvioe tbs Cardinal re-
turned to his palace and reviewed the
procession.
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EPKrNaFIKLD (Mass), jane IA pas
aenRsF train vest from North Adams to-
night met With an accident at PowBail
Station. Several persons are reported
aliQhiy injured. TIE last ears Of
ths train contained the Phillips sxsoF-
sion party from Boston 10 California.
Doctors have gone 10 the soeae In q
special train from North AdsmA
IzpsFtana aaesftsas IN the Csmmsas.
L,oxnoa, jane In the Commons
today Hon. ". II. smith. GOveFnmsut
leader, said that be hoped the pagers
relative 10 she new Kgytian convention
woald be issaed BY toe GsveFHneni IN
few days.
NeRotiations wfth FFanss concerning
the New Hsbridss question are siin 10
progress. The delay y not the fAalt OF
Enelsnd.
B4lfosY, Chief Secretary foF Ireland.
in reply 20 9 question By Dillon, regard
ing the euplSS msbi Of sunboats TO as
ssst in the svictious % Care Island, de-
s.ared that the Governments w0nld not
hesitate 70 smgloy any Of the forces 81
ice disposal 20 eTscaie the decfeea OF
the laS Of fae oo1rts.
The nmendmeus 10 sxolade eases %
tEsAson and felony from trial b. spssisl
isriss yes defeated, 5J7 70 lo9.
Several more sHnsndmsnfs were re-
; tseied. Tbs lasi With the aid Of ci0t1re,
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Travellers Life and Accident.

aaa he be~t
By
ooo e.s@sS
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK or SEATTLE.

uRANsACTs GENERAL RANKING
business
RUYs and SKI.LS EXCHANGE on Al
r-3pfiuaA cities and issues LEfTKiSS OF
CREDfT.
Gives Co1IKcrfoNs special attention
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coRRKSruNnESTS;
Na6ansi PARK RAAk. New NsTk.
rtr~f National Hank. Chicago
Parisc RAnk. San Francisco,
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Annuai Yacht RACE

NEw YoRK, June THE annual re
Ratta OF the Atlantic Yacht Club is
taking place today. Ths weather is
rainy and the wind is very light. The
Eselish cutter Gaiatsa is taking part In
the raoe, bat beth the Atlantic and
Priscilla are leading her, the Atlantic BY
bAif mile and the Priscilla BY one
EIGHT OF q mile.
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DuRLrN, June The evistious al
Bodyke continued today. Tenant No
NanAra, Who vas behind ia bis rent,
defended his house, hut hailid broke
hole in the wall Of legs. when boilinR
water was thrown through the hole at
the evictiBe force. An entrance was
made through the opening and fght
ensued. The tenants we're evioted and
afterwards arrested. The bailih charges
the tenants With having thrown Vitriol
upon him, but this 10 denied. Tenant
Murphy made q similar resistance
against eviction.
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STREETS THRONGRD.
Cardinal Gibbons Receives
. Cordial Welcome.
Another Installment Of the
Articles on Parnellism
and Crime.
THE BATTLE or IRElAMD.
Several Important Questions
Discussed In the Commons.
Jury Fixers--SeasAtion Of HOrrer- Naval
Court MartlAl-Castsms oncsrs Ia
formed = Deceased Husbands
Brosher-Pr soasr Bandits.
the Battle OF IRElAHu-
cAKDTsAL SInsoxs.

HE aoKs 10 BALTIMORE AND n ACCORDED
An KNTMusIAsIIc WELCOME.
EKv YoKK. Juns 7.-OArdinal Glib
bons took train this morning for Balti-
more. A member Of the party accom-
paDytnR hls eminenee said that the
Cardinal Was not willing al present to
speak on the labor question. he will
soon Issue an address 10 Catholics con-
neeted With labor organizations. advis-
ina them 10 cut loose from the George
Mc(3lynn party,
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DExvER, June The marriage Of
Lyman J. Gage. q wealthy Chicago gen
tlemsn, Who has been spending the
past two months in Denver, and Mrs.
Oornelia W. Gage, Of Boulder. the gid-
ow Of Mr.. Cages deceased brother. Oe-
cured at the residence Of Mr.. Cages
sister, Mrs. Wesley Brainard on Twen-
tieth street, Dean Hart officiating. Il
was az elegant though quiet affair. MF.
and Mrs. Gage will leave this evening
for Chicago, their future home.
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EEw YoRK. June 7.-UBrien received
q cabIegFam from the executive com
mittee OF the National League ~ fol
Iows: The Executive National League
10 IrelaKd, in meeting assembled,
heartily apprsvs your action 10 keeping
Irish questions free from American
issues. lreland's Gauss appeals 70 Amer
lean lovers Of liberty without distine
sion Of party aad we feel convinced
that no sincere friend will wish a. 70 in
voiVe that saered oause 10 issues that
NAV delay or hinder its snecesa Signed,
HkRRrworoy y
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FOrtnIshIy League Meeting.

DUBLTN, June 1.-The regular fort
nightly meeting Of the League vas held
here today. The Opinioa OF those
present Vas that the course Of Dsvitt In
advising the tenants 30 resist eviction
by every means ia their power vas not
wise. Timothy Harrington, Secretary
Of the League, announoed that the or
gAnizing c0aneil would imploFe the
tenants INST 30 allow anything 20 incile
then 10 violence, vhieh would be 20
clay into the enemies hand. HarFinR
ton. in an address 10 the League, quoted
guIly ths closing words Of the speech
made by PaFneli on the night tbs Irish
Crimes Amendment act vas introduced
in the Hoaae Of Oommons.
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National Organization Necessary.

BosroN, June 7.-Several hundred
delegates 10 the great boot and shoe
works convention in Brockt0n arrived
here yesterday. They come from sll
parts Of tbs country. The feeling is
general that q national organization is
necessary and that the entire control
OF their affairs should be In their oWn
hands independent Of the Knights Of
Labor.
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PIrrsBUao. Jane THE annual meet
ing of the Psnnsylvania Company,
operating lines west Of PittsburR, was
held today. The annual report shows q
decided increase In the volume beth Of
passenger and frsioht business The
defieit in 1856 on 2773 miles operated
vas 500, 600 IS against tl.09l.0o0 in
IaaS
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81. PETERSBURG. JaRe III ia assert
ed that the Fecent story that BokhAFan
officials at Kerki we're murdered by the
Afghans because they refused TO inoile
the inhabitants 10 resist a Russian ad-
vance vas pure invention, being sim
ply a pretext for the occupation OF
KeFki.
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c,IGHr EXCHANGE AND TELEGRAPHIC
- irsasfer~ on NeW Yofk, C5icaEc, 81. Panl.
Ssn Frsncisoo. Porslaaa. aad various petnts 10
WAahine,on. Oregon Aua britlah Columbia
sish, Bil.a Of Exchange on London, avail
able elseuaere In Europe.
careati,ss made o. al Polsts % faverabis
terms
Bsnax staeh, and pthsr vAiuahies received
a., teraalt far safe krentaG. Jes
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La9zett and LSokoua Coleman tsssifad,
a. did also Fred SturRsa of Nee York
. passenger. Their evidence uas mach
The same as the stories told about the
collision.
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NBw YORK, June THE daily CoR-
msreial BsllsfiH in its monthly fire
record places the losses for Msy at
kl0.636, 500. These figures are 81. .500,-
600 larger than the average figures for
MAY daring the past II wears.
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Amertran medlcnI laasrlnfIon

CHIcAao, Jane 7--Thz EiRbth Annual
Convention Of tse AueFiean Medical
Asroc ation began hsss todsy. fhe as-
tendAnae Of phygeians and surgeons
srora all oarts Of ths eou 1try ass az
sxpeets1iy large. DE-. z n Gregory,
of 81. Louis. Presi3eat Of ths Assosis-
ssou, d=isvsrs3 tAe s11a8l sd8ress. Tee
rec Is y the Co1nittse On Immigrant
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Prisoner Bandits.

MATASoRA (Mex.), June 7.-Ool.
Nilves Hernandez and his forces ar
rived yesterday, and are reported TO
have brought nine prisoners. The
Nusd0, q Martinez paper, glories in the
affair and SAYS that the bandits escaped
with the loss Of only one horse wounded.
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ExsuEsiSnisla Arrived.

'Speeial % the PosT-isTELLt9KNcEA-
OLTMPEA. Inne The steamer
sphyF arrived this evening. bavinR on
board about seventy exenrsiOnisis. &C.
conpaniee By brass band. They we're
met 81 the wharf BY the Olympia CoFnst
Band and q lafRs numbsr % citizsna.
LARGE CssvesfioA Assembled.
PrrrsBuH0. Jane The annaal con
vsntisn Of the Anaigauated Ass0ois-
tiou Of Ir0n and Stesi works opened In
She city shis morning. The convention
u tie largest ever he'd b. thai Assosis-
tion.
PFssiaeat % The typographical rnios.
fuYgkLo, Jana T.--Wil lam Aimison,
OF RaEev ile. Tcna-, y - today Te- slected
Prssideng % tbe In'tFnatienal Type
graphical Unioa.
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Report Confirmed.

SAN DrRoo, JuRs 7.-E. ). Babeock.
Q leading capitalist here, said today
that the press dispatch Of Sunday asss-
ciating the Oceanic steamers with San
Diego for the transportation Of Austria
lian mAils 10 England was csFrect. BE
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